China-ASEAN -Southeast Asia-US

China’s Growing Influence in Southeast Asia: Implications for U.S. Strategy

The conflict between China and Southeast Asia is a contentious issue in international relations, with some advocating for a balance of power and protecting smaller nations' interests, while others believe in diplomacy and cooperation, with concerns about potential coercion and...
South China Sea

China’s Future in the South China Sea: Will It Continue to Follow the Doctrine?

The South China Sea, a region of significant geopolitical importance, has been a source of international concern and tension for decades due to China's claims to vast portions of the strategic waterway. China's actions in the region, including the construction...
ASEAN-Japan

ASEAN-Japan Relations: Assessing Relevance in Modern Era

The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and Japan have a long-standing relationship, dating back to the 1970s When Japan sought to strengthen its ties with Southeast Asia. The "Fukuda Doctrine" by Prime Minister Takeo Fukuda in 1977 laid the...
South China Sea

China-US Power Struggle: Safety Concerns in South and East China Seas

The US is focusing on strategic competition with China in the South and East China Seas, despite China's major security concerns in its neighborhood. A report by the US Congressional Research Service (CRS) highlights that the South China Sea has...
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim

Malaysian PM: China’s Reassurance Eases Tensions over Controversial South China Sea Map

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has confirmed that China has assured him that it will continue to negotiate with Southeast Asian countries over disputed territorial claims in the South China Sea, avoiding actions that risk escalation. This...
East Asia Politics

Challenges to East Asia’s Success: Domestic Politics at Risk

East Asia, known for its economic growth and stability, is facing growing challenges that could undermine its success. While global economic powerhouses like China, Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan have risen, domestic politics in the region are showing signs of...
Myanmar Coup

Myanmar Coup: ASEAN’s Political Role for Progress

The Myanmar crisis, triggered by a military coup in February 2021, has led to widespread protests, violence, and a humanitarian crisis in Southeast Asia. The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), a regional intergovernmental organization with ten member states, has...
ASEAN-CHINA

China’s BRI Investment: ASEAN Remains Key Amidst Slowdown

The Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) in China has faced challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) remains a key partner in China's investment. ASEAN's strategic location, economic prowess, and infrastructure projects make...
China-Asean Expo

China-Asean Expo: Expanding Flagship Aircraft Adoption

Nanning, China The annual China-Asean Expo, held in Nanning, China's capital, showcased the growing aviation sector as a key focus for leaders, entrepreneurs, and innovators. The event, traditionally focusing on agriculture, technology, and infrastructure, has become a platform for economic...
South China Sea

EU’s Strategic Interests in South China Sea: Assessing the Stakes

Brussels The South China Sea is a crucial maritime corridor connecting the Indian and Pacific Oceans, a vital trade route with over $3 trillion in global trade passing through its waters annually. It is also rich in natural resources, including...
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